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Page Two THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Plans Completed For CD of A Mothers* Banquet AH plans have boon complete ed for tho annual mothers' banquet sponsored by f h e Catholic Daufjhlers of America, to be held May 9 at the Wing 'n Fin club, with dinner at 6:30 p.m. Fr. Eugene Parker of St.. Patrick's church will be guest speaker and Mrs. Belty Smith, soloist. Reservations can still be made by calling Helen Nnber a! Evergreen 5-1494. Riverview Camp Holds Dessert-Card Party Itose Marie Ellcky To Wed In August Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ' Elicky of 23 Virginia street anj nounce the engagement of i their daughter, Rose Marie, to : Thomas J. Kovalicky of WiS- ! dom, Mont., who is in the Army at Fort Sheridan. The young people plan an August wedding. e&JCAdo diRL WED ON SATURDAY TO CHARLES SALES Ardelle Oeffling To Marry Ron Conway Rivervie\v Camp. R.N.A.. will hold a dessert £ard party on W e d n e s d a y . M a y . i l , a t 1 p . m . j at the new home of the Knights j of Columbus hall at 102 Park ! street, formerly the telephone / exchange building. A lnrge turn-out is expected for this c-ird party in the new hall. Games will not be progressive but prizes will be awarded for each table. Gathering Honors Sharon and Mark Srheid Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oeffling announce the engagement of their daughter, Ardelle, to Ron Conway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl (Mafty) Conway. Plans are- for an' Aug. 27 wedding. A gathering was held at the Norman Scheid home near i Woodstock last Sunday, honor- I ihg their daughter, Sharon, and , Mark Scheid, son of the Elmer j Scheids, who had made their j First Communion at St. Mary's j church, Woodstock. i A turkey dinner was served ! to the guests, including Mi's. ! John J. Scheid of Woodstock, j Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Glosson. j Rena Scheid, Julia, Rose and i Margaret Stilling of McHenry : and the Lloyd Spitzbart family j of Spring Grove. ! Mother's Club To Meet May 10 St. Patrick's School Mothers' club will meet at 2:45 Tuesday afternoon, May 10, in the church hall. Election of officers will take place, followed by a social hour. Mrs. Viola Herkes, first grade room mother, will act as chairman and will be assisted by mothers of first grade students. Hostess For Bridal Shower Renee Niekels Is Christened The new daughter of Mr. and , Mrs. Robert Nickels (Viola ' Schaefer) was christened Re- 1 nee Marie in a baptismal serv- j ice at St. Mary's church on ! April 10, with Rev. Harold Nilges officiating. Sponsors were Mrs. Clarence Diedrrch, an aunt, and Albert Schaefer, an uncle. Dinner was served at the home of the baby's parents for thA fpqttsors and tba paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nickels of Woodstock, Re.v. Nilges, Rev. Rennell and the Clarence Diedrich family. Shower Honors Mks Mary Xye Mrs. Wayne Dixon was hostess at a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Rita Hunter, held at the Legion home recently, with about thirty-five guests in attendance from Chicago and McHenry. Miss Hunter, of Chicago, will become the bride of Richard Adams of McHenry on May 14 at a nuptial Mass at St. Christina's church, Chicago. ATTEND GOLDEN WEDDING Mr, and Mrs. Joseph E'tten and son, Joe, attended a golden wedding anniversary in the Sherman Park fieldhouse, Chicago, Saturday, honoring Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Swain, aunt and uncle of Mrs. Etten. One of the guests present was Bishop Ne- | vin Hayes, Carmelite missionary father from S}cuani, Peru, South America, nephew of Mr. Swain. Charles (Chieky) Sales, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sates of McCuilom Lake, became a bridegroom on Saturday, when Me married his childhood sweetheart, the former Miss Canoline Mollies of Chicago. She is the daughter of Mi's. Josephine Mellies. The vows were .exchanged at St. Clares De Monte Fitflco church in" that city, with the Rev. Father Fenton officiating at the .1 p.m. ceremony. The church Was decoi^ted. with white floral bouquets at the altar. The lovely young bride was charging in a gown of white silk organza with a row point lace panel, a short train of lace and silk organza which was later held up by small buttons for dancing length, and a sweetheart neckline. She wore pearl earrings and necklace from Japan which were gifts from ther bridegroom-to-be while he was stationed in the Island. Her bridal bouquet was fashioned of white roses and hyacinth blossoms, and a large white orchid in the center which was later removed and used on her travelling suit. The maid of honor was Miss Nancy Antonnacci of Chicago and the bridesmaids were Miss Beverly Kesper and Miss Diane Nauman, also of Chicago. The girls wen* lovely in champagne collared silk shantung sheaths, with matching accessories and carried purple French lilacs. One brother erf the groom, James Sales of Cooney Heights, McHenry, served as best man while his two other brothers, Robert of Arlington Heights and John (Jack) of Waukegan servfed as groomsmen. The bride's mother chose a Navy blue shantung and satin sheath and wore white accessories and a white carnation Corsage. The rnother of the groom, Mris. Irene Sales, selected a taupe gfrey nylon lace over a rose taffeta slip, street length, had rose colored accessories and was adorned with a pink carnation corsage. The reception for the bride and groom was held at Ray Colombo's in Evergreen Park at 7:80 p.m., with dinner and dancing for the wedding gUests. For her western honeymoon trip, the bride chose a hyacinth blue suit, white accessories, and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet. After a ten day journey, the newly married couple will reside in Wheeling. This new Mrs. Sales was a <$> Thursday/ May 5/ 1960 graduate of Gage Park high school, class of '56. Mr. Sales was a graduate of McHenry high school, also class of *56. He entered the Army in the engineer corps and served for eighteen months in Korea. He returned to West Point, N Y., and was discharged in August of 1959. A miscellaneous bridal shower held Friday, April 29, at the home of Mrs. William Tonyan, Jr., in Edgebrook Heights honored Miss Mary Nye. Co-hostesses were Mrs. William Tonyan and Mrs. Robert Wohnrade. Bridal games were played, after which the guests enjoyed lunch from a serving table decorated attractively by Mrs. ^ James Althoff, featuring a centerpiece of bride and flower girl cakes. A dessert luncheon was served. Guests included seventeen classmates and relatives. Miss Nye will become the bride of Lt. Craig Baldwin on June 11 at St. Mary's Catholic church. Take the HIGHWAY to HEALTH -Yqu are eordU|Uy invited to inspect an outstanding collection of Spring Fashions Jor Children Girls' siases 0-14 -- Boys' sizes $>t pome in soon . . . you'll love the personal, individual attention I THE DEBBIE SHOP, Richmond, Ii). One Door West of Andenon's Candy •, Onpn Dailv Pln6B<t • WOMAN'S CLUB CLOSES SEASON WITH LUNCHEON The McHenry Woman's club will mark the final meeting of th& year with a spring luncheon at the McHenry Country club on Friday, May 13, at 12:30 p.m Mrs. Fred Lieberson is chairman of the committee handling arrangements. She will be assisted by Mrs. C. W. Klontz, Mrs. R. M. Fleming, .Mrs. George Stilling, Mrs. Joseph X. Wayne, Mrs. Walter Carey, Mrs. George Cole, Mrs. F. E. Covalt, Si'.. Mi's. Fred Heide and Mrs. Albert Barbian. Entertainment will feature Dorofhy Christman with humorous characterizations. She has charmed the Woman's club audience in her previous appearance. The slate of officers for the 1960-1961 year will be presented by the nominating committee at the conclusion of the meeting, and the terms of all new officers will commence at tbe adjournment of the meeting. The McHenry Woman's club has promoted and sponsored many civic, educational, charitable, and cultural endeavors in the community. MARRIAGE LICENSES Louis F. Rogers, McHenry, and Loretta L. Lubke, Carpentersville. John H. Nieman, Cary, and Maiy Connelly, McHenry. April 30-May I M6Henry Choral Club Presents "jpne World In Song" -- High School Auditorium -- 8.15 p.m. May 3 Regular Meeting, Fox River Valley Camp, No. 3251, R.N.A- -- Belated Birthday Pot-Luck Dinner &J}...'$:30 -- Methodist Church . --- S o c i a 1 ffour -- Members iapd GUests Welcome. May. 9 C.D. of A.. Mothers' Banquet -- Wing 'fi/Fin Lodge -- 6:30 p.m. -- Public, Invited. JHay 10 , Mother's^'Nite -- Initiation trr. ' MpwS*'Site.. Eastern Star -- Acacia *wa1l -- 8 p.m. May 11 -Riverview Camp, R. N, 'A., Card Party -- 1 p.m. Dessert Card Party -- New K. of C. Hall, 102 Park Street - 1 p.m. rjT?$ponsored by Riverview Caft%. R N.A. ...aliy is M c H e rf r-y Woman's club Spring LuncKpon -- McHenry Country Gftfc;-- 12:30 p.m. May 15 Spring- High School Music Festival --i-iltigh School Gym • - 8:15 P-jlMfj I ' %ay 17 • ! Style Show -- Luncheon and | Card Party -- Noon -- Spon- I sored by Christian Mothers j Sodality of St .Peter's Church, j Spring Grove. May 18 W.S.C.S. Home and Garden Walk -- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. -- Luncheon at Community Meth- | odist "Church at 11:30 a.m. ! I May 18 i W.S.C.S. Home and Garden • Walk -- 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ' niiii"""""" iiimiim BlTajy £e . # Rummage Sale ~ 9 a.to.jto 9 p.m. -- Zion Lut)i>et«ii Church, Rt. 120 West -- Span sored by Ladies Aid. May 24 Stated Meeting Order of the Eastern Star -- Acacia Hall -- 8 p.m. May <$8 Bake and Rummage Sale McCuilom Lake Beachhouse 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. -- Sponsored by Ladies of the Lake. May 28 Boy Scout Troop, No. 162. Pancake Day -- Legion Home - 10 a.m. ASHLEY GRANGER TAKES McHENRY GIRL AS BRIDE Pretty As A Picture... / • • YES . . will be as pretty as a picture, when she receives one of the latest coif toes expertly shaped and styled as only our beauty technicians can do. Call us today. She. will be glad foat^U; did. IQverstde Studl • To get well and keep well is your first obligation. See your doctor at the first sign of illnessbring us his prescript tions for prompt, precise compounding by one of our Specialists; BOLGER'S 103 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 Must what arc i\%% advantagtief a joint checking account?0 First off, a great advantagfctp a husband aod wife is that either can sign a check to pay a bill, or for any other purpose. Both tojoy,too, thp advantages that every checking account offers: effortless transfer of funds (checks can be safely mailed) easier, more accurate record-kesfsstg (stubs are records; cancelled check^ receipts). Why mt get full measure of all these advantages for y&m family. Start your own joint checking; account, here at our bank! McHENRY STATE BANK EatefclMied Since lBOfl 'McHenry County's Largest and FlfteSt ftuacttl Institution* Interest Paid On Savings Deposits Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve $$stem Phone EVergreeri 5-1045 Irene ThurtweTf Ashley Granger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Granger of McHenry, took as his bride Miss Jo Ann Smith of Oakhurst in a nuptial servie'e which took place last Thursday, April 28, at , Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake. Rev. Fr. ^jhes Vanderpool officiated at the service. The newlyweds are making their home for the present in an apartment in the Granger home. BAKE SALE The Ringwood Community club will have a bake sale on. Friday, May 6, to be held at the Ringwood Variety store. Baked donations will be appreciated. MARRIAGE LICENSES Ashley J. Granger and Jo Ann Smith, both of McHenry. Louis F. Rogers, McHenry, and Loretta Lubke, Cprpentersville. , *• John A. Nieman, Cary, and Mary Connelly, McHenry. A beautiful wedding was solemnized at St. Mary's Catholic eh«reh last Saturday, April 30, at 10 o'clock in the morning when Miss Irene Thurlwell was married, to Jack Miller, ftey. Fr. Harold Nilges officiated at -the ceremoiiiy uniting ;n marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thurlwell of McHenry and the son of Mr. ind Mrs. Peter Miller of Ringwood. They were married in a double rihg rite. Bouquets decirated the altars. driven in marriage by her ,'rather, Miss f Thurlwell was 'oyely in a white summer taffeta dress, the skirt featuring ,i bustle, long train and embroidered design. The dress was styled with fitted bodice, >coop neckline of sequins, and '•ap sleeves. Her crown of or- 'nge blossoms and sequins was covered by a fingertip veil and "he carried a colonial bouquet if white carnations, roses, mums and stephanotis. Miss Peggy Thurlwell, sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor, wearing a ballerina length dress of green, flowered nylon chiffon. She had a match- 'ng band of teardrop leaves with an all-around scoop veil. Her colonial bouquet was sim- 'lar to that of the bride, in pink md white, surrounded by ?reen veiling. Mrs. Daniel Thurlwell of Cooney Heights and Miss Donia Mae King, a friend, acted is bridesmaids, -the former attired in yellow and the latter in pink. Both carried bouquets of carnations and roses in colors tp match their dresses. Roman Miller, brother of the groom, served as best man and groomsmen were Donald Miller, another brother, and <0bd Schaefer of Johnsb u r g, a friend. Daniel Thurlwell, brother of the bride, and Walter Miller, the groom's brother, were ushers. f Mrs. Thurlwell selected a white and avocado Jace dress and a corsage of pink and . white roses. Mrs. Miller wore . ^ a navy blue dress and had a similar corsage. ^ Dinner was served at the Johnsburg Community hall to members of the bridal party and immediate families. At 5 o'clock, supper wus served to 250 guests, followed by a - reception. The couple r left later on a trip to Canaria and upon their return will reside in an apartment in McHenry. . . Both the bride and grSmi are graduates of the McHenry high school. She is employed^ at National Tea Co., and he at Tonyan Construction Co. TALKS ON FLOWERS Mrs. Clare Appleby, nationally accredited flower show judge, will give a talk 4nd demonstration on the subj^t, "Easy Ways with Flowers," on Wednesday evening, May 11, at 8 o'clock, in the parish house of the Church of the Holy Family, Fox Lake Hills. Guests are invited. Jantadk uarm DAY NURSERY Member of N.H.C.A. 126 N. 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